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TO EVERYONE IN BOSTON

Please DO NOT post pictures of police surrounding houses, hiding behind corners, or other tactical plans because that could seriously mess up the manhunt and help the suspect rather than the police! You’re giving him the exact locations of the police for him to get away.

DO NOT POST PICS, TWEETS, OR TUMBLR POSTS OF WHERE POLICE ARE SURROUNDING.

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ALLEGED - SA073164

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DID YOU HEAR THAT!?

When Conrad Murray’s verdict was being read on November 7th, 2011, the clerk said:

“Superior court of California, Los Angeles County, the people of the state of California, plaintiff Vs Conrad Robert Murray, defendant. Case number SA073164. Title of court and cause. We, the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, Conrad Robert Murray, guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter in violation of penal code section 192, subsection B. ALLEGED VICTIM: MICHAEL JOSEPH JACKSON. ALLEGED DATE of JUNE 25th, 2009.”

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*Dictionary.com*

1.declared or stated to be as described; asserted: The allegedmurderer could not be located for questioning.

2.doubtful; suspect; supposed: The alleged cure-all produced noresults when it was tested by reputable doctors.

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*merriam-webster*

1: asserted to be true or to exist <an alleged miracle>

2: questionably true or of a specified kind : supposed, so-called <bought an alleged antique vase>

3: accused but not proven or convicted <an alleged burglar>— al·leg·ed·ly adverb

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*The Free Dictionary*

adj.Represented as existing or as being as described but not so proved; supposed.

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WHY? WHY? ARE THEY SAYING “ALLEGED!?” WEREN’T THEY SURE THAT MICHAEL JOE JACKSON WAS THE VICTIM AND AREN’T THEY SURE THAT IT WAS ON JUNE 25th, 2009?

“The hardest part of this was how far from any actual evidence there actually was, and how quickly and how painfully this traveled...We find it incredibly unfortunate that media outlets were so quick to jump without checking with authorities, but we hope they use the same energy and intensity they showed in the past 24 hours to really help us find Sunil.”

—We spoke with Sangeeta Tripathi, whose innocent brother Sunil was made into a Boston Marathon bombing suspect by social media and news organizations.